All India Law Entrance Test (AILET) PG is conducted every year for admissions in National Law University (NLU) Delhi; it differs from CLAT-PG in many aspects. CLAT-PG paper focuses on the paragraph-based learning outcome, which comprises of recent legal development as well as basic concepts, whereas AILET PG is a Multiple Choice question-based Entrance Examination. Read our analysis of the CLAT PG 2021 paper here.
AILET PG paper was consists of a total of 150 questions with a time duration of 90 minutes. Each question were consists of 1 mark and a negative of 0.25 for every wrong answer. The major subjects from which questions were asked:
Constitutional and Administrative Law
Jurisprudence
Criminal Law (IPC, CrPC, Evidence)
Law of Torts
Law of Contracts
International Law (Both Public and Private)
Questions based on Legal Affairs (Static as well as Dynamic)
Constitution Law
questions were mostly theoretical, and to the point, not many changes could be
seen when we compare it to the last year’s paper; it was a combination of
Article-based questions including questions from landmark cases like the R.K.
Garg Case etc., as well as recent case law.
Jurisprudence
The previous year questions
included application-based questions like from Hohfeld’s theory as well modern
jurisprudence, but this year it was mostly from primitive and ranged up till
realistic approach jurisprudence with a Match the following question from
scholars and relative theories a repetition from last year.
Criminal Law (IPC, CrPC, Evidence)
The procedural law in
the paper was more of an easy side with straightforward questions like the definition
of inquiry, who can claim maintenance under section 125 Cr.P.C., irregular
proceedings, etc. Unlike the previous year, the Questions from the Penal
Code had more situation-based problems. This year, it ranged from
sections based on the definition of Voyeurism, Robbery, and Grievous Hurt to
recent case laws like Joseph Shine.
Law of Torts
This year’s questions
from Law of Torts were relatively straight forward like the constituent of
wrong, maxim ubi jus ibi remedium, unlike last year, which had more
questions from case law as well as relevant concepts.
Law of Contract
The Commercial Law Section,
which included questions from the Contract Act and Sales of Goods Act, was more
of a section based and concept based like the previous year.
International Law
The questions of
International Law, unlike last year, which had questions from static knowledge
like a year of establishment of organizations this year the questions were from
the case, Latin maxims as well as from SDG which was a repeated topic. Types of
Questions from International Law which a student encountered this time were
related to Law of Sea, Questions based on UN Organs, UN Charter and convention,
Theory of State from International Law. As far as Jurisprudence is concerned,
direct questions were based on “who said” definition-based questions, i.e. which
of the Jurist had said………, who has given …………. theory, Jurist and their works.
Below is the number
of Questions asked from each Subject:
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All India Law Entrance Test (AILET) PG is conducted every year for admissions in National Law University (NLU) Delhi; it differs from CLAT-PG in many aspects. CLAT-PG paper focuses on the paragraph-based learning outcome, which comprises of recent legal development as well as basic concepts, whereas AILET PG is a Multiple Choice question-based Entrance Examination. Read our analysis of the CLAT PG 2021 paper here.
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A brief about AILET PG Question Paper 2021
AILET PG paper was consists of a total of 150 questions with a time duration of 90 minutes. Each question were consists of 1 mark and a negative of 0.25 for every wrong answer. The major subjects from which questions were asked:
Click here for the AILET PG 2021 Question Paper
Constitutional Law and Administrative Law
Constitution Law questions were mostly theoretical, and to the point, not many changes could be seen when we compare it to the last year’s paper; it was a combination of Article-based questions including questions from landmark cases like the R.K. Garg Case etc., as well as recent case law.
Jurisprudence
The previous year questions included application-based questions like from Hohfeld’s theory as well modern jurisprudence, but this year it was mostly from primitive and ranged up till realistic approach jurisprudence with a Match the following question from scholars and relative theories a repetition from last year.
Criminal Law (IPC, CrPC, Evidence)
The procedural law in the paper was more of an easy side with straightforward questions like the definition of inquiry, who can claim maintenance under section 125 Cr.P.C., irregular proceedings, etc. Unlike the previous year, the Questions from the Penal Code had more situation-based problems. This year, it ranged from sections based on the definition of Voyeurism, Robbery, and Grievous Hurt to recent case laws like Joseph Shine.
Law of Torts
This year’s questions from Law of Torts were relatively straight forward like the constituent of wrong, maxim ubi jus ibi remedium, unlike last year, which had more questions from case law as well as relevant concepts.
Law of Contract
The Commercial Law Section, which included questions from the Contract Act and Sales of Goods Act, was more of a section based and concept based like the previous year.
International Law
The questions of International Law, unlike last year, which had questions from static knowledge like a year of establishment of organizations this year the questions were from the case, Latin maxims as well as from SDG which was a repeated topic. Types of Questions from International Law which a student encountered this time were related to Law of Sea, Questions based on UN Organs, UN Charter and convention, Theory of State from International Law. As far as Jurisprudence is concerned, direct questions were based on “who said” definition-based questions, i.e. which of the Jurist had said………, who has given …………. theory, Jurist and their works.
Below is the number of Questions asked from each Subject:
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